another newcomer, omar spellman, nice for steph. they pull away to beat the minnesota timberwolves 143-123. pre-season now 1-1. we've got a little time. check this out. this was last night. clayton kershaw, kind of mean by dodger fans. heated gave up two home runs in

processingates up to all of these newcomers?id they have the power and organizational capacity to handle what was on the horizon? and the federal government's answer was no. so it became a matter of making immigration a federal issue. a matter that would be handled by federal officers at federal immigration depots, and even the medical inspection would be handled by the offices of the u.s. marine hospital service, which can trace its roots to 1798 and a bill signed by john adams. they would be uniformed physicians of what would later become the u.s. public health service. the entire mechanism, this federal mechanism, was created to deal with the issue of immigration. how did americans deal with immigration in the late 19th century? with fear and anxiety, and at the same time expectation, the expectation that the newcomers would provide labor as america industrialized. the fear and anxiety was, who are these people? where they coming from? how will they affect the texture of american culture and society? what are we going to do w

and newcomers are giving them manufactured goods, that's not just about an economic transaction. what is that about? what is being built? kinship. jesse said kinship. the dakota believed they had kinship relations with the newcomers, but by the 1840's, these kinship relations began to break down. dakotas ares, the lacking in wild game to trade with traders. they are falling into debt. of course, this is all to the joy of u.s. policymakers, because part of u.s. policy, which we have talked about, was to purposefully force indigenous peoples into debt so they would but,nothing left to sell everyone can say this -- what? land. exactly. there land. signed a few treaties, including a treaty in 1851 that gave up a large chunk of what is today the state of minnesota, leaving them a small sliver of land along the minnesota river. these trees, of course, where, as many treaties -- course, asies, of many of these treaties were, were rife with problems. the dakota would be paid in annuities, yearly payments, but they often would never reach the dakotas. they would go straight into the pocke

genesee and so casting their ballots in a presidential runoff vote between 2 political newcomers more than $7000000.00 people eligible to vote but previous polls have shown a low turnout media tycoon bill curry and retired law professor kai sigh. locked in a tight race for the presidency the new president will have to deal with pressing issues that include poverty and unemployment under serious reports now from a polling station in the capital tunis this is a significant moment fortune is eons there will decide the next president who's going to be the 2nd democratically elected president in the history of tunisia after the 2011 revolution voters will have to decide between 2 candidates media mogul nembutal we hope presents himself as the man who is going to fix the economic problems of tunisia and corruption and poverty and you have a law professor paces i had her presents himself as a symbol of unity for the. the election campaign was timid because we was in jail for quite some time at that moment a place i decided to keep a low profile however they had both candidates took part in a

i am also truly excited in our investment in our newcomer population. i am extremely proud to be possibly the most unapologetic city mayor in america. [ applause ]. >> we know that our region thrives because of its commitment to inclusive diversity, and we recognize that while everyone in this expensive bay area is struggling, there is a special need from our families who are fleeing oppression, violence, and seeking opportunity in this country. we want to welcome them and help them be successful and thrive in our communities which we want them to feel is home. in oakland, we know that, like san francisco, we struggle with homelessness. and yet, when we look at our homeless population of our students in schools, half are newcomer, uncompanied minors. that is something that deserves our serious attention, love, and care. thank you for investigating in th that. [ applause ]. >> finally, i want to recognize your continuing investment in middle schools. middle school was miserable for me. it was a hard time. and yet, it is one of the most crucial turning po

today's inns of voting for a new president in a runoff election choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon a bill law professor i. bring you some breaking news on our top story now we're getting word concerning turkey's military offensive in northern syria the u.s. apparently will withdraw up to a 1000 soldiers from the area resident jordan live for us in washington d.c. 1st in all the details here osland. well sami this is the word from the u.s. defense secretary mark asper he's been appearing on some of the sunday public affairs shows here in washington he said that because of the ongoing turkish advance 1st he has indicated that from what the pentagon understand turkey wants to expand its incursion it wants to move further south into syria as well as further west and that would theoretically put more u.s. forces in between the turkish military and forces so that's one reason why markets were says that the president trump late on saturday night told him to start a deliberate with a droll removing all troops as well as their equipment from that part of syria he other reaso

to nations are casting their ballots in the presidential runoff vote between 2 political newcomers last week's parliamentary election sort of close time between media mogul in the field how do we retired law professor by saeed new president will have to deal with pressing issues including poverty and unemployment. and speak to mr callan's to this seize a journalist who has been following the election closely good to have you with us who has the edge so far but morning all so far people are thinking about the car was open and so we're talking about i say actually why is turnout been so low do you think let's say that. well stills one of the 2 part do they have all the chairs that actually took to be competitive on the field on the ground. do a computer without having troubles or 4.3 all the time that followed the 1st hour or i was there a bit for interrupting you i'm afraid we have some. news we need to go to this live event now let's listen in to president as a minister of afghanistan addressing one of those talks with the leader of iran the president of iran. i am so you hear more abou

people into voting for the next president in a runoff choosing between 2 political newcomers business tycoon. and law. at a nationwide curfew is in effect in ecuador the government imposed a measure after 11 days of protests against rising fuel prices talks to end the crisis to begin. sunday. a powerful tycoon in japan has left at least 19 people dead dozens more are missing typhoon. paralyzed tokyo on saturday before moving north a cleanup operation is on the way of more than half a 1000000 homes without power zeros way hey reports from tokyo. we were told to expect a short sharp storm and that is exactly what happened as you can see it is a clear blue sky day in the capital tokyo on sunday in stark contrast to what we saw on saturday with a lot of rain falling and some very strong winds we still have some wind about but no sign of that rain certainly coastal areas on saturday saw some damaging winds but the main feature of this storm seems to have been the huge amount of rain that fell causing flooding in many areas and indeed there are still alerts in place for some of those areas

open internet is here in the presidential election runoff people are choosing between 2 political newcomers the business tycoon below kawi and more professor case site. at a nationwide curfew is in effect in ecuador the government there imposed a measure after 11 days of protests against rising fuel prices talks to end the crisis but you to begin later on sunday. a powerful typhoon in japan has left at least 19 people dead dozens more are missing typhoon gave us paralyzed tokyo on saturday before moving north more than half a 1000000 homes without power and a cleanup operation is now underway al-jazeera sway in haiti is in tokyo. we were told to expect a short sharp storm and that is exactly what happened as you can see it is a clear blue sky day in the capital tokyo on sunday in stark contrast to what we saw on saturday with a lot of rain falling and some very strong winds we still have some wind about but no sign of that rain certainly coastal areas on saturday saw some damaging winds but the main feature of this storm seems to have been the huge amount of rain that fell causing flooding

when we come back, we'll find out a little bit about our newcomers, lisa and faizan. ♪ promotional considerationvided by... welcome back. lisa clark is a freelance designer from atlanta, georgia, who has something in common with me. you worked for a friend of mine. yes, sir. robert osborne. yes. from turner classic movies. yeah, i know you and i are both old movie buffs. and i had someone contact me and say, "i know you like old movies, and robert osborne is looking for some help with his web site, so we thought you might wanna do it." and i got to speak with him by phone and contacted him through email, and we talked back and forth a good bit. and he's a really lovely-- or was a lovely man. he was indeed. faizan kothari from new york. investment banking analyst who once had a close mishap in a hot-air balloon, i understand. yeah. a few years ago, i was in central turkey, and i took a hot-air balloon ride right before sunrise. and it was beautiful. the landscape was amazing. but when we were coming down, it drifted away, and it almost hit a barn. and there was a crowd, and there was a horse look

dance with old timers and newcomers. from the love parade to gentrification authenticity and consumerism 30 years of techno where are we going and where did we count from. please. stand up to it this camera takes that phrase literally. and. i'm in the bill to just come up with a few other surprises. britain's friends and very loves to take photos with unusual cameras. in 60 minutes. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the. code is in germany to learn german why not go with him simple online on your mobile and free from the w z e learning course nikos fake german meetings see it look. at some point it's going to the bubble is going to vote. in either it's going to find a solution or it's going to destroy itself.

from a lot of today they don't trust the electrician's neither the old ones norman newcomers it looks as if the turnout will be no good and when can we expect final results in one way might we see a new government actually being formed. following our results most likely to be announced on wednesday where you are staying for the government this might actually take some time nobody expects a player might majority some of the coalition hawks will type along on and it will also come out of the presidential election come to 2nd round i don't take next. sarah mercian tunis thanks very much. iraq's prime minister has announced social measures designed to end the deadly antigovernment protests gripping the country the package includes new homes in poor areas job training schemes for the unemployed and free health care for the injured nearly 100 people have died in the violence late on saturday gunmen attacked the offices of several t.v. broadcasters. the work of unknown assailants were attacked media offices and the target several t.v. stations yet been receiving threats for days and see a li

another newcomer, omar spellman, nice for steph.t the minnesota timberwolves 143-123. pre-season now 1-1. we've got a little time. check this out. this was last night. clayton kershaw, kind of mean by dodger fans. heated gave up two home runs in the 8th inning. dodgers lose in extra innings. they take a quick exit. this is what the fans did. takes off the kershaw jersey. he's hall of fame pitcher, been great for the dodgers. the young man throws the jersey. another one takes his jersey out in the parking lot in dodger stadium and directs people to run it over. not cool. kershaw has been unbelievable for the dodgers over the years. that is dwight howard going in on the lay-up line and his shorts fell off. look at the replay. >> wait, what. >> he got his other thing on. yeah, that was not the best part about it. all worth checking out for this thursday night. that is the sporting line. >> mark, thank you. next at 11:00, what happened to the unacceptable and it happened because of neglect. governor newsom with harsh words for pg&e and

eric newcomer, who covers the intersection of tech and politics.phone, iona college political science professor and a senior advisor. sarah, let me start with you. talk to us how we got here with this fight between facebook and elizabeth warren. sarah: we are looking at this fight about what impact facebook has on the election. facebook has an algorithm that suddenly can manipulate what we see in their feed. they have these rules that they apply about what can come down. warren is calling them out by saying by taking no action, they are actually taking action. the funniest thing was facebook responded to this by tweeting sayinginst warren and the fcc does not want broadcasters to discriminate on candidates' ads, so we don't want to either. warren clapped back and said you are making my point. you are not regulated. taylor: we have the tweet showing the fcc, basically what elizabeth warren is saying, you are making my point. is up to you whether you take the money to promote lies. again, sort of making her point, if you will. sarah: absolutely. what

finally in terms of our newcomer population that's growing leaps and bounds. we want to support our students to be their best selves. with this partnership we have developed for supports for students in terms of mental health, any other wrap-around services. so when they enter the country they can be as successful as possible. those are some of the concrete examples in the way this partnership has helped us. i want to challenge you, when you look around the world, you really do see the village here. you see some of our teachers and principals that are here. obviously what we're all here for, which are students. but i see folks from non-profit. i see elected officials. i see corporations. so again, when we're all with the gifts that we have, with the resources and the talents that we have when we come together, we really can support all of our students in both cities. thank you all for the investments and thank you all for being here. [ applause ]. >> without further ado, i would like to introduce my partner in crime on similarly dr. matthews was raised in san

bloomberg technology's -- taylor: bloomberg technology's eric newcomer, thanks for joining me.ot just presidential hopefuls debating tech regulation. david rubenstein sat down with bill gates to get his thoughts on the hot button topic. david: the largest companies in the world today are technology companies. apple, facebook, google, microsoft, and so forth. you worry that there is too much power and data in the hands of these technology companies and are you surprised the government has not done more than they have done today about this? mr. gates: technology has become so central that the government has to think, ok, what does that mean about elections, what does that mean about bullying, what does that mean about wiretapping authorities that let you find out what's going on financially? or drug money laundering, things like that. yes, the government needs to get involved. for the early years at microsoft, i bragged to people that i didn't have an office in washington, d.c. eventually i came to regret that statement. now the technology companies, partly because of the lesson

when they went in you hear stories of the enormity operations and the airplanes making invasive newcomers to avoid the aircraft and that caused many missed drops so the same pilots and planes at a drop enormity did the operation dragoon a drop due to the areas during the enormity drops they needed to make up for the airport mistakes they made so they tried their best to stay on course, and there was miss trust due to heavy -- because a pilot cannot see the path finder begins to zero in on the proper drop zone so many soldiers, many of the airports it dropped when they jumped out of the airplanes and they saw this they actually thought they were dropping into the mediterranean ocean so they were starting to strip their equipment off to light in their load because they were preparing for a water landing and many soldiers stripping the gear off in the life best prepared for a water landing, and they are going through the fog and the next thing you know there on the ground, that is how thick the fog was. and unfortunately we don't have any because of the campaign but along with the first airb

he checked in with "bloomberg technology's" eric newcomer and sally hubbard of the open markets institutecoming up, microsoft unveiled its foldable phone but it is not the right time for the company to get into smartphones? we discuss. carpooling hits its one-year anniversary. our exclusive conversation with ceo noam bardin in a bit. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: microsoft has unveiled a number of new products, including a new surface laptop with a 360-degree hinge and a nine inch screen and a redesigned version of its surface pro hybrid tablet soft top. the star of the new lineup revealed on wednesday is a dual screen mobile phone that will run on google's android operating system, jumping back into a place it exited years ago. i spoke with yusuf mehdi, the vice president of microsoft corporate modern life and devices. yusuf: the way we think about it is, we are in the surface business, and we want to solve the problem for customers, how can you be productive while being mobile? you would say, hey, can i get back to you when i get back to my pc? you want to have one that fits in your pock

a former prisoner or a professor to innocence decide between 2 political newcomers for president. the refugee camp it's turned dangerous bangladeshi security forces killed more than a dozen running the refugees. and it's for the hosts japan prepared to back and stop them for a spot in the rugby world cup quarterfinals with more snow karma later this hour. pakistan's prime minister has met with iran's president into wrong the meeting between emraan khan and has and rouhani comes as pakistan hopes to act as alleviate in iran and saudi arabia saudi officials say they want to correct misunderstandings between the 2 countries to travel to the album tuesday and pakistan's prime minister is. is meeting as we said only set to travel to riyadh on tuesday asked by as i said rather has more. well this is an attempt to open up some sort of talks in mediation between the iran and riyadh tensions have been high since september the 14th after that attack on the saudi aramco facilities in saudi arabia that the yemeni rebels came responsibility for but saudi arabia blamed iran iran has rejected th

an immediate impact from the newcomer as jimmy garoppolo to emmanuel sanders for the touchdown on theirn francisco. tevin coleman had himself a day, one of his four touchdowns on the day for coleman. 21-3 san francisco. more coleman, inside handoff and look at the speed. >> he's fast. >> 48 yards into the end zone, 11 carries, 105 yards, four total touchdowns. look at george kittle. they're just having fun out there and they're beating everybody and they're beating them badly. >> oh, my gosh, that was great. >> cat like reflexes as he picks off kyle allen and takes it down inside the 10. they got a field goal out of that. 49ers defense had three interceptions, seven sacks on the day and the 9ers put up 51 points. they win 51-13, the most points they've scored in 26 years. we'll hear from bosa, garoppolo and the rest of the guys coming up later on sports week. the raiders road trip is officially over. the texans were their final stop as jon gruden and company made their way down south. derek carr zips one to hunter renfrow and the rookie breaks a couple tackles and there's nobody but gre

outsiders had ever before been beyond the fort of jetta, and arabs were suspicious of these strange newcomersf them were hostile and quite ready to show their feelings. ♪ ofn the extended hand friendship was extended grudgingly in the early days. ,n top of all this, it was hot 120 in the shade on many a day and summer, sometimes 140, and with high humidity to make it even worse. , the were flies, dysentery housing was makeshift. there was little to do except work, and life seemed rugged indeed. here in such a setting, they prepared the search for oil. crews combed the blistering desert month after month, searching for places most likely to yield petroleum. instruments and calculations indicated the best prospects, but they geologists what many lame and don't, that the only way to know whether oil exists in any place is to drill for it. finally, they drilled the first well. they found oil, but not in commercial quantities. it was not encouraging. they drilled again. no luck. and again. still failure. , and here dismal days and there, a voice would say, we are licked, let's admit it. but there

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de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one of them in modern history it was the 1st time ukraine was truly independent and all on its own. the red flag came down over the kremlin tonight as president gorbachev resigned and or to an end 7 decades of communist rule in the soviet union. the years after the disintegration of the u.s.s.r. became known as the crazy ninety's in all the post soviet territories. he's leaving behind 15 independent states which share only a disastrous economy and an uncertain future after having been under a government controlled economy the free market dramatically changed the rules of the game new business has emerged instantly in the firm. all the guards were born overnight. the former country with no class division suddenly became stratified the chosen few became rich while the rest had to fight to survive. so as it was the pollution knew they said mr bush was. a what does that say. and it was just a list of the slopes listed when using your phrase in the water when you sell as opposed to pollution is a. good.

honda is a relative newcomer to the evv m mel. how realistic is the new target?: today we are announcing a new challenge to take the opportunity for the electrification happening. europe is driving ahead of all the other regions andtom:m: we e embracing the opportunity with the launch of the new c chance d the new powertrain to say we can accelerate our ambitious plans to be fully electrified across our core models by 2022. the challenge will be helped by us announcing 6 new models giving us a range of products building on the success of honda since we announced earlier this autumn. we are optimistic i an we have a lot of work to do, but we are engagaging in a lott of that opportunity. in the market is growing quickly in this area with a lot of customer interest, but also the regulations are changing to deliver on our promise for clean vehicles. foronda either seems to aiaim a nish market of small, urban cacars or hybrid. what is the strategy? >> we have a two fold approach to the product line e up coming forward, the motor hybrid is a system we developed called

the team announceing newcomer willie colly-stein suffered a foot injury and will be out a month. >>> nfl raider linebacker was ejected yesterday for a hit on jack doyle, and john gruden was not pleased with the decision >> the decision to eject him came from new york city, so what can i do? i don't have a cell phone on the field >> turns out new york decided to suspend him for the rest of the season after he led with his helmet. he has a track record of dangerous hits, hence the most severe punishment for anon field incident. appeal the decision. >> and the bengals got worked by the steelers. big ben, look at that cast. 43 yards to johnson, 24 lead. pittsburgh wins wins 27-3. the bengals are now 0 and 4. yesterday the chiefs squeaked by the lions with 24 seconds to go in the game. kansas city is 4-0, but it wasn't pretty, and head coach andy reid summed it up like this >> hey, not all of mozart's paintings were perfect, the end result, that sucker will sell for a million dollars >> the only problem is mozart of course was not a painter >> details, details >> wah wah wah >> that's a w

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dishonor the them constitution can denigrate the newcomers to our country, degrade our environment andmine the vision of what america has always been and will always be. that is what is at stake. have you made a decision that we are going to win the election and win the white house? i thought so. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all very much. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome a fireside chat with kentucky senate candidate amy mcgrath. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back dnc chair tom perez. z: good afternoon. we have one more very distinguished speaker today. you heard from the women today,a

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alliance of independent candidates came in 3rd with 20 seats and the surprising performance by the newcomer the constitutional liberal party securing 16 seats the party was established in 2013 by i b m o c a lawyer and loyalist of a former president. but the biggest loser. or the call of the party of former president. which was the largest party in 2014 with $86.00 seats in parliament it was an election marred by a growing discontent with the political establishment a few voters showed up at this polling station in the capital tunis. most of them early but determined to be part of to a 2nd democratic election since the revolution 80 years ago a minute uneasy and angry with their leader. and i very much wanted to see young candidates and fortunately it's the same old elite security and economy should be the top priority for the government during the campaign another and the heart of tunisia brushed aside joining a coalition government if another fails to form an alliance within 60 days the president can call for new elections there is a feeling of anxiety about what may happen next if anothe

alliance of independent candidates came in 3rd with 20 seats and the surprising performance by the newcomer the constitutional liberal party securing 16 seats the party was established in 2013 by i b m o c a lawyer and loyalist of a former president. but the biggest loser. or the call of the party of former president. c which was the largest party in 2014 with 86 seats in parliament it was an election marred by a growing discontent with the political establishment a few voters showed. at this polling station in the capital tunis most of them early but determined to be part of tunisia 2nd democratic election since the revolution 80 years ago men it uneasy as angry with their leaders around houses and i very much wanted to see young candidates and fortunately it's the same old elite security and economy should be the top priority for the government during the campaign another and the heart of tunisia brushed aside joining a coalition government if another fails to form an alliance within 60 days the president can call for new elections there is a feeling of anxiety about what may happen next

opposition party is a relative newcomer. but he supports grown in the last 10 years its leader the v.c. mango addressed supporters in the port city of beirut which was devastated by a cyclon in march he's also accused the ruling party of violence. death squads are commanded by a state which has been captured by the full email party it's the biggest gangster that we have in mozambique as mozambicans prepare to vote on tuesday they're waiting to see if the polls will be peaceful and if the result will be accepted malcolm webb al-jazeera maputo mozambique. time for a short break here now to 0 when we come back the mystery deepened serve an oil spill that's affected $150.00 beaches in northeastern brazil. and a possible new trade deal was a major topic between the leaders of china and india but it's what they didn't talk about that's making headlines more of that stay with us. hello once again we've got some wet weather in the full cost of the middle east over the next couple of days this area cloud just sliding out of the black